130 conversations, one question.

Brenda Laurel

Principal, Visionary in Human-Computer Interaction

Neogaian

Maybe it's not just the earth serving us. Maybe we're serving the earth for a change. Maybe we're designing how we interact with the Earth for the sake of the Earth as a constituent, as a stakeholder.

Don Norman

Distinguished Prof., University of California, San Diego (Emeritus)

Board member, Don Norman Design Award (DNDA.design: A nonprofit charity)

I think quality of life should be the first most important criterion.

Elaine Lee

Product Design Lead

Independent

First, we need to understand the users for that AI product, including what they value and what would be beneficial for their group. I tend to first focus on who the users are, versus humanity as a whole.

Justin Danks

Head of Design

Cash App

Steve Jobs said something like: The best managers are people who don't want to be managers, but there's no one else who can do the job.

Michelle Dominique Burk, PhD

Threshold Designer + Ethical AI Consultant

Hasta Designworks by MB

I really need to be doing design work that's with things that are aligned with my values... I sort of made a commitment to just take on projects that felt really good ethically.

Yukti Arora

Product Design Leader & Founder

Independent

If you just remove AI, will that product still make sense for the people you're solving for.

Changa Higgins

Senior UX Researcher & Designer

PocketBuilder

Something that would have probably taken me a month, game changer, I was able to pull those requirements off in probably about three days... I still had to add the final touches as a human, like, I still had to go in and refine and add, I guess, that last 15% of human insight to

Babak Parviz

Founder

NewDays.ai

The AI tools are really liberating. Image generators allow individuals to make TV segments or movie segments without studios or actors. But the fundamental limiting factor will be human attention. There are only so many hours in the day to absorb content.

Torin Edwards

UX Manager

Adobe

I see a lot of people talking about how AI tools are going to make it so that you don't need a designer, but I think what's more likely is it means designers can do more work, right? They can work with more teams, they can produce better results faster.

Brendan Gramer

Sr. UX Manager

Amazon

Don't design for me or anyone else. I can't be more of an advocate to include people... design with me. Don't design for me.

Laura Ledesna

Senior Product Designer

Independent

When you are designing and you live in the capital city... you have all the things that you need... you have a laptop, you have internet... But I never thought about what happens when you don't have laptop, it's the first time that you're using a laptop, or you just have internet

Dan Hennessey

Happiness Coach

Dan The Happiness Coach

Emotional resonance. If someone leaves the space feeling more aligned, more empowered, or more present than before, they've expanded. That's my metric. Truly, this is the only metric. Emotions are the architecture itself. Transformation doesn't happen at the level of logic.

Christy Ennis-Kloote

Chief Design Officer

Augusto Digital

What $5,000 can get them now with AI is like what probably would cost, minimally, $25,000 before.

Himanshu Bharadwaj

Founder, Head of Product Design

Joyful Design

I strongly feel that your state of mind is reflected in the products you create. So if you are happy from within, the products that you create will also provide the same joy to the end customer... If you are happy from within, the products that you create will also provide the sa

Kara (Koch) Herbert

Director, Product Design

Independent

At the end of the day, it's just about being a complex problem solver. The important element is: Are we asking the right questions?

Ken Hargrove

UX Design Fellow

Code and Theory

There is potential for good and harm with AI. It's about using it responsibly.

Adam Hagerman

UX Research Leader

Indeed

Our job is to advocate for users. Our job is not to run user testing sessions.

Fred Beecher

Sr. Director of Design Operations

Rocket Mortgage

The concern I've had about design over the last few years is that it seems to have shifted more towards aesthetics and further away from solving problems for humans.

Andrea Williams, PhD

Founder

Resonant Beings

The ego of the artist, the researcher, the designer, is stripped away in this practice focused on resonance, intuition, and embodiment... this involves deep listening to another human with deep trust formed in a safe, compassionate space. I take this kind of deep listening and em

Lubina Bogoeva

Leader of Experience Design

Chubb Insurance

Conscious UX is about truly putting the users' needs first. This means going beyond the immediate task-based scenarios to consider the users' values and well-being. It's about making design decisions that prioritize trust over a quick sale, building meaningful experiences over ch

Regine Thimothee

User Experience Designer

Stealth Startup

AI can empower designers to make better products for customers.

Brenda Sanderson

Executive Director

Canadian Philosophical Association

There's no going back. There's only going through - there's something else on the other side, and we haven't gotten to the something else yet, but... to go all the way back to getting to the something else, I think, it will take community, because you can't do that in isolation.

Blessing Okpala, PhD

Product Designer

Cogsdale Corporation

Conscious UX is the deliberate act of designing for dignity, especially when building AI-powered systems that can scale harm as easily as they scale efficiency. It's about questioning who we might be excluding, amplifying underrepresented voices, and making design decisions that

Jack Moffett

Senior Manager of UX

Boeing

It's time to get serious about learning the UX of AI. Because that still has to be designed. And we certainly can't rely on AI to design AI.

Aarron Walter

Co-founder of Design Better

Design Better

Will I have a job? Is this going to become my overlord? You know, there's just a lot of negative emotion around AI, and not as much critical discourse around the potential negative impacts. I think it's being discussed, but I hear a lot more rosiness.

Aahed I. Zarouk

Senior Product Designer

Olives & Heather

Context engineering, not prompt engineering. Context engineering... It's how you can train the AI to work for you in a better way based on real data, and get more valid results.

Jason James

Lead User Experience (UX) Designer

Santander Bank

I am constantly at the edge of burnout.

Thea Bergstedt

Senior Art Director

Amazon

I could do the coolest shit here, but working for Microsoft is like, no. (referring to her recent experience working at Microsoft with quantum computing)

Katie Lukas

VP, Group Experience Lead

MERGE

I don't think that I could count it as a success if I wasn't conscientiously working to improve the lives of the people around me, improve the lives of the people who touch the products and services that I oversee; that's just a part of the calculus of success.

Dr. Cecilia Dones

Founder, Chief Data Officer

3 Standard Deviations

The challenge, I think, especially when it comes to treating people with dignity, figuring out what's the right way to do things with a different lens usually means taking a significant amount of time worrying about the question.

Swapnil Amin

Founder

LegalYoda

Software is dead. Vibe coding just killed it.

April Deacon

Artist & Educator

Portsmouth City Schools

I go to the studio for therapy. I make to respond to all of the harm that's being done. And as a person who wants to be a force for good and to not do harm to others. Yeah, I just have to make art. And when I don't, I like, I went a couple weeks without, and I just get so depress

Clare Cady

Owner, CLC Strategies

CLC Strategies

I'm never a fan of attributing something to one person. I don't know who coined the phrase UX, but I think a field is a collective. I really dislike fields that have a founding father. I came out of higher education administration, and I've actually met some of the people that ar

Jeff Gothelf

Co-founder, Sense & Respond Learning

Sense & Respond Learning

AI is a new technological capability. It's impressive, it's transformative, it's magical, it's exciting, it's terrifying, whatever it is, right? But at the end of the day, it's a tool, and it's a tool that we should be thinking about using to solve real problems for real people.

Joe Macleod

Head of Endineering

AndEnd

It's not really AI I'm worried about, it's our capability as a society, as governments, as the people who are in charge to assess the situation and put in the correct gates.

Louise Macfadyen

Senior Product Designer, Microsoft Fluent AI

Microsoft Fluent AI

I definitely hear my leads talk a lot about their AI usage, right? Like, they'll discuss the way that they're using it, and that'll impact design, which is a sort of a different paradigm to the one I'm familiar with, which is, like, where we bubble stuff up through user research

Michael Storey

Chief Experience Officer

RentSpree

I don't think about legacy. I think about solving problems and building things. I hope I left a positive impact on other people's lives and careers.

Jay G Kuruvilla

Product Design Lead

Convera

I think we could greatly benefit by utilizing AI to do research... I saw a UX Designer do that within minutes, versus, like days, and then do the entire process of research, filtering through the data, creating a mind map, like doing all these things that take several months. She

Sara Simeone

Founder and Builder

NoCodeLab.ai

Vibe coding is empowering. With AI tools, I can accomplish more with fewer resources.

Kelly Bennett

Senior Social Media Manager

University of Cincinnati

I'm the biggest proponent of keeping it authentic; it has to be real. People will see through things, and then they'll think you are not authentic if you use fake images instead of what the actual experience was.

Dr. Jenni Teeters

Professor of Psychology

Western Kentucky University

In psychology, ethical standards are formalized through institutional review boards... Every study is scrutinized to protect participant welfare, even when the risk seems minimal. I believe all of these should cross over to protect users.

Liz Danzico

Vice President, Design, Microsoft AI

Microsoft AI

I think that we have this opportunity, because of the threat of extinction, to examine the power of the profession that goes beyond the name, the letters and all the stereotypical attributes that go along with that, because designers and researchers and writers and everyone who k

Christie Kaplan

CEO Founder

Startup Design Partners

Everyone here believes that designers can become the best founders because, well, one, they will do the due diligence on understanding the customer profiles, and more than anything, they know how to execute. And with these AI tools, it's just becoming a no-brainer, right?

Aileen Maria Sequeira

Senior Visual Designer at Cognizant

Cognizant

If I ask an AI, like, hey, design a screen for shopping, it will show me a shopping cart, products listed, and that's it. It won't come up with anything innovative. But if I were designing versus an AI, I'd be like, you know what, there can be maybe some suggestions on the top of

Dave Edwards

Co-Founder of the Artificiality Institute

Artificiality Institute

The central compass of it all was driven by Steve's interest in developing something that would just make sense. It would just work, that a beginner's mind could sit in front of it and understand it.

Shanice Stewart

Senior UX Researcher

Enterprise SaaS, AI & Human-Centered Design

I like technology as far as making people's lives easier, which is obviously why I'm in the UX side of it. But when it comes to the ethics, like I knew AI was gonna go, it's gonna get it's gonna get dystopic before it can, like, balance out.

Kyle Miller

UX & Product Design Strategy Leader

Fintech Startup

There's not too many junior positions open. You have to be really strategic because you have people coming out of college... getting masters in UX that have super clean designs... but have never worked in like an actual Corporation.

Niklas Mortensen

Chief Design Officer

Designit

Design has become so incredibly easy now that the strategic, critical, ethical thinking becomes so, so important... You can generate a full sitemap, wireframes, everything within a few minutes. But does it actually deliver on the insights and research that you've been doing?

Cheryl Platz

Adjunct faculty, Author

Carnegie Mellon University

Curiosity is one of our most critical tools at this particular moment in time in history.

Parinita Das

UX Designer

North Carolina State University

AI really helped me to understand UX. AI really helped me to understand the domain-specific knowledge and get me acquainted with the terminology… as an ideation tool, and also a brainstorming tool.

Eduardo Vazquez

Sr. UX Designer

Amazon

The conscious part of Conscious UX is being conscious of what we're creating for all people and communities throughout time. Products we make now have an impact today, or they might have an impact in three years when they finally launch, or they may die right away and have zero i

Xinran Ma

Founder

Design with AI

The UX role will start to expand. You span multiple areas of expertise, including research, strategy, design, and development, bringing a horizontal bar of knowledge that ties them together. All the deep specializations below will be filled with AI.

Brandy Boyce Nogueira

Senior UX Researcher

United Airlines

There's this odd juxtaposition between doing really durable, valuable, strategic research that takes four to six weeks, and the pace of developing AI, which can be on a day-to-day basis. Things are changing and moving. And so, things are at odds, and because of the race, UX resea

Alfredo Vargas

Sr Manager, Product Management

Zillow, Yelp (Ex-Amazon)

There's somewhat of a transition happening, where it's less about a PRD and more about a prototype.

Inemesit (Ime) Isaiah

UI/UX Designer

Freelance

Love creates the safest space for honest feedback.

Mehekk Bassi

Senior Product Designer

Freelance

I think it's brutal. It is definitely a scary thing. If I was in that place, I would be scared for my life too. I may even think about changing the field entirely, because I don't know if it will be relevant even a year or two years down the line.

Jason Mesut

Director

Resonant Futures

Our intuition and instinct are probably way more powerful as human qualities.

Sandipana Das

UX designer

IBM

A lot of us people who do not operate like normal people, we just want to find something that will make our lives easier for us. And you know, AI can make lives easier, for sure.

Kuldeep Kulshreshtha

Founder

UXArmy

AI has become more like a proxy for user research teams. Several companies have actually gotten rid of UX researchers altogether.

Jason “Jay” Coudriet

Principal Designer

Amazon

Executives are already vibe coding.

Wil Moore III

Founder & AI Product Strategist

Savvy AI

LLMs have all the data, right? So every UX book, blog, forum — it has read it, it's made the connections. So you're going to get... somewhere between 60 and 80% of what you need from the LLM... But that just comes down to prompt engineering.

Carol Chenot

Founder

AI ADVANTAGE

Technology is just a category, okay, like art and history and music and technology, okay? It's like, I'm not an artist. And in fact, there's some art that I don't like, but I can learn about art and I can appreciate it enough that I can hang it in my office. Okay, it's the same w

Rajeev Prasad

UX designer

Pandita AI

I'm excited for AI to give power to more people. I think it has a lot of risks, but if we approach it the right way, we can use it to empower everyone else, like the million UX designers worldwide. I'd love to hear more from them and less from that 1%.

Fernanda Gonzalez Jaquez

Group Experience Director

.Monks

As a creator, you have the obligation to shape these AI systems to guide the outcome towards something that is ethical and diverse and embodies everything else that we have always wanted to achieve when you're designing anything.

Faria Anzum

Product Design Lead

Canva

If we stay curious, I'm pretty sure we can overcome this together.

Mahnaz Hajesmaeili

AI Product Designer

SWARM Community

I think when people see that they've been included, their needs are being included in tools that they're going to use, that is gonna have a great impact on their mental health first, because they feel like they're part of the community. They are part of the bigger community that

Shelda Eason

Senior UX Design Strategist

Independent Contractor

I believe there will always be a need for human-centered thinking—and therefore a human in the loop. UX Design won't disappear, but it will evolve as product management and design roles merge, with AI handling much of the discovery work and UI delivery. PMs who adopt user-centric

Hang Xu

Unemployed

Unemployed

I think people don't really think about how robots could be used as, you know, living weapons is too strong of a word, but as a tool by different classes to maybe suppress wage or to gain or claw back power that has shifted away from the land owning class for lack of better terms

Tapasya Kothapally

VP of Design

Legal AI Startup

Any good AI, the UX needs to be progressive, empathetic, and preemptive.

Leonardo De La Rocha

Design Executive

SimplePractice

There will always be human feelings, no matter what, even when computing reaches a remarkable level. Without genuine human intervention, it's not going to solve real human problems.

Erico Fileno

Digital Experience Executive, Speaker

Service Design Network

Gambiarra is the act of improvising, using a lot of imagination and very few resources to achieve a goal, prioritizing functionality over aesthetics. It embodies the Brazilian cultural maxim that creativity has no limits, turning constraints into opportunities for practical, ofte

Allison Leach

Research and Strategy Specialist

Autodesk

With my rare disease, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome, using AI platforms like ChatGPT to track my health has been game-changing. Instead of relying on a combination of pain scale apps, notes, and memory, I can use AI to log my varying responses to different treatments over time.

Achyut Rajeshbhai Khanpara

UX Design Student

Arizona State University

Conscious UX is a vital step forward. At the intersection of UX and AI, it reminds us that intelligent systems must always be guided by empathy, ethics, and human-centered design.

Kailin Witte

Content Design Leader

Independent

Words are powerful and carry unique meaning for each person. Words can drive creativity and spark imagination. They can help and guide. They can also alienate and mislead. AI can string words together, but it's up to humans to ensure they make a positive impact.

Mark Andrews

Founder

AI Prophets

The AI revolution isn't about the technology; it's about empowering people. While others get lost in technical complexity and expensive data overhauls, I focus on what actually moves the needle: helping teams embrace AI tools that make their work better, not harder.

Cath Larimer

Product Design Lead

Calm

We were kind of building a beach house while the main house was on fire.

Sara Behbakht

Senior Interaction Designer

IDEO

Conscious UX is designing with intention towards creating probable futures for humans and also Earth. When you're thinking about all the choices that you're making, you're holding these ideals of human well-being and respect for the earth and the environment at the forefront of y

Jamal Amanova

Design Lead

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

ChatGPT listens and learns to adapt when it responds. It tracks all that, right? Sometimes it honestly scares me… like, kids could get hooked on it so easily because it feels more empathetic than their parents.

Jacob E

Founder

The Sun Room

If these voice coding tools continue to get better, and they're already incredible, we're gonna see a day where everybody's a builder. If you're not, it's because you just don't want to be. It's not because you can't.

Mitchell Hensley

Product Leader

Amazon, 120Water, Xylem, Sensus

Your opinion is the reason you're paid. We pay you to think and shape and care. And if you're not willing to stand up in front of anyone that asks and share your opinions on that matter, you are in the wrong job.

Helen Edwards

Co-Founder

Artificiality Institute

What we've got to focus on is what we have that they don't. And I don't think they necessarily can't have it, but they won't, for a long time, in any real sense like us: embodied lived experience.

Santiago Bustelo

UX Director

Kambrica

We designers must own our design decisions and take responsibility for the final experience, just as architects are accountable for their buildings.

Samantha Naymark

Founder and Principal Writer

Product Story by Sam

Now this is all we have going for us as humans, our unique ability to connect to one another through stories, everything else we can outsource to computers, or we will be able to in the near future.

Alicia Lew

Design Lead

Meta Reality Labs, ex Cash App, Apple, Google

AI is super expensive, but in terms of creation and output, it's starting to scratch an itch. But when you get into, like, the finite minutia and the level of control... there's always going to be this... need for design... somebody's got to tell that AI what to do.

Bing Wu

Senior Human Interface Designer

Apple

When I am given a project, I normally ask: Why do we do this? Why do we need to design or redesign this? Is there a solution already, and what's wrong with the solution we currently have?

Marcus Aurelius Bothsa

AI Design Leader

Google

I utilize AI for budget analysis, cooking instructions, and writing assistance, given that English is my second language. When addressing human understanding, that represents entirely different territory.

Marianne van Ooij

Founder

AI Navigator

As I developed expertise in AI, I realized that success depends on changing how we work. You cannot apply traditional approaches to something so fundamentally different.

Tiffany Whitener

UX Manager, AI Strategist

Cox Automotive, AI at Tiffany's

I keep saying it's not replacing us, it's elevating us. And so if we think about it that way, AI as a teammate, how can this teammate help me that's smarter than me in some things it can do... It's almost as if it's not a bad thing that it can work faster than I can. So just embr

Sneha Arvind

Design and Research Lead

IdeaGPS

Conscious UX is having a conversation about unintended consequences... having them all be in the same room and discussing those unintended consequences, but also having a top-down approach and a culture in which they're able to act on some of those unintended consequences and mit

Kara Bombell

Co-Founder & Director, Operations

EthicAI

When you're embedded inside operations, you become very aware that a lot of things are just being automated away.

Sakshi Sonawani

UX Designer

Infoblox

AI is conscious in some aspects... It could be maybe you ask them for certain sources that they've taken the information from, and then the LLM refrains from telling you what the source is. So, yeah, I think in that sense, AI is conscious and ethical, but it really depends on wha

Daniela Busse, Ph.D.

VP, Strategy & Innovation

GEICO | Berkshire Hathaway

I come from human-computer interaction, so I'm always looking into how we can further humanity with technology. It's really about how technology serves humans and us figuring out how to make that work best, so it works in the interest of humanity overall.

Kelly K. Hughes

Experience Design Leader

Independent

I'm giving myself the space to kind of slow down a bit and take some time off... It's just an interesting time to pause and look at, well, what do I really want my future to be?

Jamaal Davis

Senior Inclusive Service Designer

Jamaal.Digital

Voice coding is an equalizer.

Brendan Rice

Design Systems Engineer

Redhawk Technologies

AI is exciting and it's scary at the same time, but it requires our attention... I think earlier on, like a year ago, even I was like, Oh my god, am I going to be out of a job soon? Now I don't feel as worried about that. AI might seem scary at first, but once you dive in, it's l

Avani Chaturvedi

Design Researcher & Systems Thinker

EAIGG: Ethical AI Governance Group

When no one is watching, I design for the voices that are often unheard: my younger self, marginalized communities, and future generations. I'm guided by quiet truths: that integrity matters more than recognition, that every choice has ripple effects, and that design should redis

Farman Pirzada

Software Engineer

Etsy

I think vibe coding, it just came off as like... it started getting more attention because of the investors who started talking about it... and it would actually piss me off a little bit, because the people who are talking about it, or were talking about it, were people who didn'

Sydney Sobol

VP, Client Solutions

dentsu X

The way you talk to ChatGPT is conversational, like a text with a friend. That's the way that most advertisers will be engaging with AD tools in the future.

Anushree Narkhede

User Experience Designer

Think Round

I think that with AI tools, there will be more power to people who think design than make design... it's very different to just make a design, but it's very different when you have to think a design. And I feel that that control will always stay with the human.

Peter Gremett

Sr Product Design Manager

ServiceNow

The underlying thing in my career has just been adapt and grow, constantly adapt and grow... You cannot stand still in this industry at all. So that for me, that's been one of the underlying principles for me throughout my career. And just keep learning.

Hailey Erin Yeager

Senior UX Research Strategist

Independent

I'm one of those weirdo creatives who is more afraid of being unhappy than failing, so I just kind of followed my interests. Interestingly enough, they all ended up intersecting at a singular critical point: UX.

Jeffery Maro Willoby

Product Designer

Independent

There are unique human abilities stemming from a soul that machines lack, and I don't envision a future where a soul can be transferred into a machine. We can make it mimic a brain, but we cannot give it a soul.

Tom Brinck

Adjunct faculty

Independent

I felt like my soul was dying because I just sat alone in a room programming... I actually enjoy programming, but the creativity wasn't there and the human element wasn't there... I still need people, you know, and I felt like there were no humans involved here.

Carlos Cordero Alfaro

Sr. Accessibility TPM

Amazon

There is always that leadership push for what can we automate? How can we save and be more efficient through AI without necessarily understanding the trade-offs that come with that kind of push?

Kathan Shah

UX Designer

JPMorgan Chase

In terms of companies, like enterprise companies, we might have certain requirements, like regulations, we might not be able to use some of the AI tools… some organizations might not allow their employees to use those tools because of the data sharing possibility outside of the o

Nikola Ranguelov

Staff Product Designer

VMware Cloud Foundation by Broadcom

There's been an interesting chat about the rise of people who are saying they don't need the complexity of a full on relationship, they're like, 'all right, I just need robots, AI pays attention to what I say…' and apparently it's doing it for some people, which is gonna make for

Thomas Wilson

Experience Design Director

Journey Management

If you're not intentionally and consciously figuring out ways to use AI and augment our work for the better, I think you'll have a hard time finding work in the next couple of years.

Aasritha Narayan

Gradudate Student, Intern

University

I feel like telepathy is not something that is super far in the future, like we've seen Stranger Things. I feel like that can be a reality sooner than later... whatever you're thinking in your brain just gets created, you know, using AI, then AI, just like, reads your brain... an

Jessica Poole

Human-centered Researcher & Designer

Independent

I do think of myself as like a researcher, first, a scientist, first, like, I want to understand and discover. I don't have a whole lot of stake in the outcome. I'll let other people fight over that, but I want to discover and produce valid insights, with the goal of improving ou

Peter Michaels Allen

Founder & Design Architect

3fn Design

The genie is out of the fucking bottle, and there's no putting it back. And so, at this point, it's like survival.

Alison McCauley

Author

Think with AI

Thinking with AI means you're not outsourcing your brain, you're unlocking it. It's not about getting AI to do the work for you, it's about using AI to reach levels of insight, creativity, and clarity that would be hard to reach on your own.

Ann Rochanayon

Director, CX/UX Research

Key Lime Interactive

Empathy, a uniquely human trait, is not something that can be replicated by AI. It's a critical element that humans bring to the table, ensuring that everything makes sense. Your understanding will be lacking if you're relying solely on AI. The human element, the human lens, the

Jyoti Bankapur

Founder & Product Designer

Lumora

I think it's such a huge factor in designing AI that helps the world, helps society, helps humans, rather than having a negative impact. It requires a lot of thought from leaders.

Stephen Young

Interior Designer

Stephen Young Design LLC

The fact that you and I could have done that in four minutes today at a higher quality makes me upset. I just spent $10,000 on a new website.

Ciara Taylor

Design Leader, Creative Strategist

Independent

Social media is a really great example of, like, what has that done for society, for the world, for the environment, right? And that's just like, at a small scale, compared to AI... everything blows up times 100 when it comes to AI.

Dmitriy Neganov

Program Manager, Author

Stream Theory

Something that seems logical, that our brain says, Hey, we should do this or that? Yeah, I can build the logic that will lead me to the same conclusion. But often in our lives, we do things other than what we should be do... We act on emotion, and I wouldn't want to see that auto

Manu Peethambar

UX Designer

Amazon

Great UX design bridges cultural understanding with intuitive interfaces that work for everyone.

Amelia Prasad

User Experience Designer

Princeton University

There are a lot of unconscious teams, leaders, and designers who don't think enough about the ethical impacts of their creations, or don't feel like they should have a voice in the room. In reality, it's those designers who often understand these implications best and could be th

GPTs will fall short for highly contextual work which are nuanced and situational. It has zero understanding, and cannot reason like people do with actual lived experiences and situations which are complex and unique.